Siloah's second album translates to the "Markus Krug" album, who is the resident drummer this time around. Basically what we have here is long form organ jams in a 1972 Krautrock setting. There are worse ideas than that. Low budget recording gives it the underground badge, though one wishes Conny Plank or Dieter Dirks would walk in and save the day. No such luck. Much - much - different from their anarchic folk debut, and one wonders why they didn't change their name. Hardcore Gunderground here.
Ownership: CD: 1999 Garden of Delights. Part of a collection buy (2016). As always, copious liner notes and photos are provided. Features one bonus track as well.
04/27/16 (new entry)
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